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OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Johns Hopkins Hospital OEM

Providing Continuity of Health Care Delivery Through Comprehensive Emergency Management

  • Meet Our Team

    Meet the members of our team who help build operational resiliency to ensure preparedness for and effective response to disasters and emergencies.

  • Contact Us

    Use this form to contact or request a meeting with the Johns Hopkins Hospital Office of Emergency Management.

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Announcements

  • Create a preparedness plan to ensure your family is ready for a winter weather emergency. This includes having an “overnight bag” ready in case you need to stay closer to the hospital. More information can be found at ready.gov.
  • Review policy EP101 Business Continuity: Inclement Weather.
  • Find inclement weather information under the Resources tab up above on this website.
  • Stay up to date on weather emergency information with our Be Prepared for Inclement Weather guide, or by calling the weather hotline at 410-516-7781 or 800-548-9004 from outside the Baltimore area.
 

Reporting an Emergency

Do you know who to contact if there is an emergency? The Hopkins on Alert badge helps, on the front of the badge is a description of Maryland compliant codes by color with essential phone numbers to call in case of events such as a fire (Code Red) or a combative person (Code Green). The back of the badge lists the contact information for various Johns Hopkins Medicine departments and services such as blood exposure and spiritual care. If you are unsure of the nature of the emergency, please contact the operator or the Office of Emergency Management.

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Secured Resources

The Johns Hopkins Hospital Office of Emergency Management will keep incident command team members, departmental emergency management coordinators and emergency management deputy coordinators, senior leaders, affiliates and external partners up to date on how the Johns Hopkins Hospital Incident Command Team is actually responding to a specific incident or disaster via this secured web page.

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